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Crooked Hammock gets into the holiday spirit

The Weissberg family of Milford poses with Santa Claus for an official holiday portrait during Crooked Hammock Brewery’s Let It Snow Family Fest. Family members are (l-r) Kathleen, Grayson, Delaney and Jason. The restaurant is located on Kings Highway, Lewes. RON MACARTHUR PHOTOS
December 17, 2021

Crooked Hammock Brewery is getting into the holiday spirit. The restaurant on Kings Highway, Lewes, hosted The Let It Snow Family Fest on Dec. 12, complete with a gingerbread house contest and visits with Santa. Crooked Hammock will cover its popular backyard in artificial snow during the holiday on the hour from 4 to 8 p.m. Thursday through Sunday through Saturday, Jan. 2.

The backyard will host a Winter Warmer bacchanal from 2 to 6 p.m., Saturday, Dec. 18. Local breweries Tall Tales, Revelation and Big Oyster will have winter beers available along with heaping plates of holiday food and festive music.

Crooked Hammock’s New Year’s Eve party starts at 8 p.m., Dec. 31, and will feature an open bar, buffet, music and a keg drop at midnight. To purchase tickets or get more information, go to crookedhammockbrewery.com.

Is it really snowing? It’s actually artificial snow blown all over Crooked Hammock’s backyard.
Cameron Swenson gets some artistic assistance from his mother, Jessica, as they apply candy paste to their gingerbread house. The family was visiting the area from Easton, Pa.
Ryleigh Swenson is proud of her palm tree cookie to be added to her gingerbread house.
Haylo Crew of Ellendale is among a large group creating gingerbread houses.
Crooked Hammock employees handing out gingerbread house kits are Morgan White, left, and Joelle Hayden.
A large crowd turns out Dec. 11 for Crooked Hammock’s Let It Snow Family Fest. The restaurant-brewery has other holiday events planned. Go to crookedhammockbrewery.com for more information.

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